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If you don't believe in killing people, you shouldn't have to give a recommendation of someone who does.
by josephcsible 4y ago
If you don't believe in killing people, you shouldn't have to give a recommendation of someone who does.
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- notatoad 4y agoHealth care in canada is limited by availability, and there's often a wait to be able to see a doctor. If a patient has waited in line to see a doctor, but the doctor they draw fails to treat them, a referral allows the patient to see another doctor instead of being sent to the back of the line again. A doctor should not be able to impede or delay somebody's legal right to medical care just because they have a personal objection to it.
- govg 4y agoGood thing they're using your abilities as a medical professional, not your beliefs in your personal moral sphere. As a professional you're required to provide the same service to everyone without any regard to your own beliefs. Otherwise medicine as a national service doesn't work.